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SEX IN THE CITY
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Prudes, religious fanatics, and the sexually repressed should
steer clear of Brookline this evening. That's because local sex guru
Kim Airs takes over the Coolidge Corner Theatre to celebrate the
eighth anniversary of her sexporium Grand Opening. Go!, who confesses
to having a strong puritanical side, has never visited Airs's quaint
shop. But we've received enough e-mail from Grand Opening to
understand what her store is about. For the record, we have no idea
how we ended up on that bulk e-mail distribution list. Airs regularly
offers classes that would make Caligula blush. Since this is a ...
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The Benjamin Lee Whorf Legacy
Magazine article from: The Journal of American Culture
; The Benjamin Lee Whorf Legacy Peter C. Rollins, Editor...Productions: Cleveland, OK, 2008. The Benjamin Lee Whorf Legacy adds a new dimension...borrowed from Melville). The Legacy of Benjamin Lee Whorf should provide a jump start for new...
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Benjamin Lee Whorf et les fondements boasiens de l'ethnolinguistique contemporaine.
Magazine article from: Anthropologie et Societés
; ...attention sur des choses differentes et les amenent a faire des observations differentes. Benjamin Lee Whorf 1956:213 et 221(1) Le role de Benjamin Lee Whorf (1897-1941) dans l'ethnolinguistique contemporaine est d'une complexite exceptionnelle...
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Warum sagen sie das Fraulein? (analysis of the Whorf hypothesis in general semantics)
Magazine article from: ETC.: A Review of General Semantics
; ONE ASPECT OF general semantics and language studies that I find particularly significant is the Whorf Hypothesis. Benjamin Lee Whorf studied several American Indian languages and noted that they were structurally quite unlike English and...
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What we do with language--what it does with us.
Magazine article from: ETC.: A Review of General Semantics
; ...Franz Boas, Edward Sapir, and Benjamin Lee Whorf, among others. For those who espouse...linguistic relativity implies that, as Whorf scholar Penny Lee wrote...come to be known as the "Sapir-Whorf Hypothesis," an academic abstraction...
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WHAT WE DO WITH LANGUAGE - WHAT IT DOES WITH US
Magazine article from: et Cetera
; ...Franz Boas, Edward Sapir, and Benjamin Lee Whorf, among others. For those who espouse...linguistic relativity implies that, as Whorf scholar Penny Lee wrote...come to be known as the "Sapir-Whorf Hypothesis," an academic abstraction...
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Do words and the rest of our behavior affect each other? A critical response to 'The Language Instinct.'
Magazine article from: ETC.: A Review of General Semantics
; ...Orwell, Alfred Korzybski, and Benjamin Lee Whorf erred in what they said about semantics...Senator. Pinker also ridicules Whorf's hypothesis that language and...Library Publishing Company, 1958). Benjamin Lee Whorf, "The Relation of Habitual...
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Fifty years ago in Etc: Metalinguistics
Magazine article from: et Cetera
; ...rest of the culture. Whorf anticipated an important...of interaction. HENRY LEE SMITH, JR., AND GEORGE...especially articles by Benjamin Lee Whorf - which today constitutes...his students reprints of Whorf's articles, and it...
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The Reith Lectures; Word traps and how to avoid them
Newspaper article from: The Independent - London
; ...first by Edward Sapir, then by Benjamin Lee Whorf, two American linguists. Their ideas became known as the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis. Sapir stated: "Human...with different labels attached". Whorf's best known claim was that...
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Do words and the rest of our behavior affect each other? A critical response to The Language Instinct
Magazine article from: et Cetera
; ...Orwell, Alfred Korzybski, and Benjamin Lee Whorf erred in what they said about semantics...Senator. Pinker also ridicules Whorf's hypothesis that language and...Library Publishing Company, 1958). Benjamin Lee Whorf, "The Relation of Habitual...
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Rhetorical Implications of Linguistic Relativity: Theory and Application to Chinese and Taiwanese Interlanguages.(Review) (book review)
Magazine article from: Philosophy East and West
; ...He begins from the writings of Benjamin Lee Whorf, the American linguist famous for...Native American language Hopi. Whorf argued that Hopi speakers and...rhetoricized" interpretation of Whorf's linguistic relativity principle...
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